Celtic (Gallic) sword, Gallic Wars type

This wooden sword is typical of the Gallic Wars.
It is therefore with this type of weapon that the “Gauls” faced Caesar’s armies.

The sword is made of solid beech, a wood that splits with difficulty and withstands impacts well.
The blade is 80 cm long, the grip between 20 and 25 cm.
The “edge” is between 1 and 2 cm thick, which allows it to be used safely (it is considered a blunt) and ensures it lasts well over time.

Supplied in bare wood, they can be stained, painted or customised as desired.

As wooden swords are made in one homogeneous piece, they are not balanced like metal swords, and more of the weight sits towards the front of the blade.

This blade is not a children’s toy: it is an object intended for long-term use in combat.